| Coin with a torch on the back | 29 |
| Coin with a two-headed eagle | 28 |
| Coin with Cyrillic lettering | 28 |
| Coin with F.D.R.'s image | 28 |
| Coin with kanji writing | 23 |
| Coin with twelve stars | 22 |
| Coin worth 100 centavos | 23 |
| Coin worth 100 kopecks | 22 |
| Coin worth a buck, for short | 28 |
| Coin worth about 19 cents | 25 |
| Coin worth two shillings | 24 |
| Coin's "heads" | 28 |
| Coin-counter's fodder | 25 |
| Coin-flipper's phrase | 25 |
| Coin-in-a-fountain sound | 24 |
| Coin-op eatery of yore | 22 |
| Coin-operated cafeteria | 23 |
| Coin-operated eateries | 22 |
| Coin-operated entertainment | 27 |
| Coin-shaped Hanukkah candy | 26 |
| Coin-toss outcome, e.g. | 23 |
| Coin-tossing attraction | 23 |
| Coin-__ (vending machines) | 26 |
| Coin-___ (laundromats) | 22 |
| Coincide in part (with) | 23 |
| Coincidence's is long | 25 |
| Coincides with in spots | 23 |
| Coiner of "chortle" | 29 |
| Coins collected by Charon | 25 |
| Coins depicting St. George | 26 |
| Coins enclosed in paper. | 24 |
| Coins featuring torches | 23 |
| Coins in old Cambridge | 22 |
| Coins in one's pants | 24 |
| Coins of Great Britain | 22 |
| Coins of minuscule value | 24 |
| Coins of the Continent | 22 |
| Coins once spent in Riga | 24 |
| Coins replaced by euros | 23 |
| Coins with profiles of Nehru | 28 |
| Coke alternative, in old ads | 28 |
| Coke machines may carry them | 28 |
| Coke or Pepsi alternative | 25 |
| Coke user's activity | 24 |
| Coke vis-Ã -vis Pepsi | 23 |
| Coke's frequent partner | 27 |
| Coke, as originally touted | 26 |
| Col. Hannibal Smith and squad | 29 |
| Col. in a financial statement | 29 |
| Col. Klink's domain | 23 |
| Col. Klink's secretary | 26 |
| Col. Mustard's game | 23 |
| Col. Parker's friend | 24 |
| Col. Pickering portrayer | 24 |
| Col. Potter's clerk | 23 |
| Col. Potter's command | 25 |
| Col. Potter's ex-clerk | 26 |
| Col. Sanders sported one | 24 |
| Col. Sanders' chain | 23 |
| Col. Sanders' legacy | 24 |
| Col. Sanders' outfit | 24 |
| Col. Sanders's chain | 24 |
| Col. Sanders's company | 26 |
| Col. Sanders's letters | 26 |
| Col. Sanders's place | 24 |
| Col. Sanders's restaurant | 29 |
| Col. Stoopnagle, for short | 26 |
| Col. Tibbets's mother | 25 |
| Col. Tibbets's ___ Gay | 26 |
| Cola di ___, Roman orator | 25 |
| Cola introduced in 1934 | 23 |
| Cola's first consonant | 26 |
| Colbert or Stewart specialty | 28 |
| Colbert's specialty | 23 |
| Colchester's county | 23 |
| Cold Alpine wind: Var. | 22 |
| Cold and damp, as a basement | 28 |
| Cold and waiting to get drunk | 29 |
| Cold and wet, as weather | 24 |
| Cold bagful for a party | 23 |
| Cold caller's reward | 24 |
| Cold cereal it's not | 24 |
| Cold climate food fish | 22 |
| Cold climber's tool | 23 |
| Cold comfort providers | 22 |
| Cold course, in Cannes | 22 |
| Cold cut cutting locale | 23 |
| Cold discomfort, of sorts | 25 |
| Cold feet, essentially | 22 |
| Cold feet, so to speak | 22 |
| Cold gin with vermouth | 22 |
| Cold holidays in Vietnam | 24 |
| Cold home heated by a qulliq | 28 |
| Cold in a stinging way | 22 |
| Cold injury application | 23 |
| Cold lemonade on a hot day? | 27 |
| Cold or ready follower | 22 |
| Cold place to be banished to | 28 |
| Cold remedy in LiquiCaps | 24 |
| Cold season containers | 22 |